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Dar Williams - Are You Out There lyrics
Perhaps I am a miscreation, No one knows the truth, There is no future here. And you're the deejay speaks to my insomnia And laughs at all I have to fear, Laughs at all I had to fear. You always play the madmen poets, Vinyl vision grungy bands, You never know who's still awake, You never know who understands and Are you out there, can you hear this, Jimmy Olsen, Johnny Memphis I was out here listening all the time, And though the static walls surround me You were out there, and you found me, I was out here listening all the time. Last night we drank in parking lots, And why do we drink, I guess we do it cause. And when I turned your station on, You sounded more familiar than that party was, You were more familiar than that party, It's the first time I stayed up all night, It's getting light, I hear the birds, I'm driving home on empty streets, I think I put my shirt on backwards, Are you out there, can you hear this, Jimmy Olsen, Johnny Memphis I was out here listening all the time, And though the static walls surround me You were out there, and you found me, I was out here listening all the time. What's the future, who will choose it, Politics of love and music, Underdogs who turn the table, Indie verus major labels, There's so much to see through, Like our parents do more drugs than we do. Corporate parents, corporate town, I know every TV set that has them lit. They preach that I should save the world They pray that I won't do a better job of it, Pray that I won't do a better job, So tonight I turn your station on, Just so I'd be understood, Instead another voice said I was just too late and just no good. Calling Olsen, calling Memphis, I am calling, can you hear this? I was out here listening all the time. And I will write this down and then I will not be alone again, yeah, I was out here listening, I was out here listening, I am out here listening all the time. |
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